Rahul Chaudhari became the first player to score 400 raid points in the league as he led Telugu Titans to a 32-29 win over Puneri Paltan in a Pro-Kabaddi League match in Bangalore on Friday. The win helped Titans enter the top four in the PKL table.Titans began slowly, as Paltan led them 3-1 after the first super raid of the match scored by Ajay Thakur in the second minute. Paltan further inflicted their first all-out in the seventh minute, restricting Chaudharis raid attempt, to lead 11-6.Titans made a comeback with successful tackles, reducing the gap to 9-11 in 11 minutes. Sandeep Narwal then made a couple of back-to-back successful tackles along with a raid to bring Titans to 15-17 before half time.Paltan started the second half well, with Ravinder Pahals super tackle over Chaudhari in the 3rd minute fetching the team a lead of 16-19. Chaudhari, however, scored a raid in the sixth minute, taking the tally to 18-19 before completing his 400th raid of the league in the seventh minute. With that, Titans took a lead of 22-20.Narwal received a yellow card, giving an extra point to Paltan in the 11th minute. With six minutes to go, Titans led Paltans 24-22, before Chaudhari completed 10 raid points in the match, stretching the lead to 28-25.Paltan committed tactical errors in the last few minutes, while Titans defended well, taking the scores to 32-27. By the end of play, Titans took the fourth spot of the table, winning the match 32-29.In the second match, Dabang Delhi recorded a 40-20 win against Bengaluru Bulls.Having failed to register a single victory at home, Bulls now have the worst home record in the season so far.Pawan Kumar scored the first raid for Bulls in the first minute of the match, taking an early lead of 1-0. In the fourth minute, Dabangs Prashant Chavan defended Rohit Kumars tackle to lead 3-2. Mohit Chhillar scored a tackle point in the seventh minute to level Dabangs at 3-3. In the 12th minute, both the teams equaled at 4-4.Succesful tackles from Bulls followed by Kumars raid gave Bulls a lead of 4-6. With eight minutes to go in the first half, ?Prashant Chavans tackle levelled the scores to 6-6.With five minutes to go, Dabangs continued a good show of defense as they led 8-6. Kashiling Adakes super raid followed by the first all-out by the team extended their lead to 14-7 in the last four minutes.Kumar then scored a raid point for Bulls, taking the score to 14-8 in the 18th minute. Dabangs Selvamani K then scored a last-minute raid to take their lead to 15-8 by half time.In the second half, a one-sided battle continued as Dabangs inflicted another all-out, coupled with Meraj Sheikhs super raid, leading 23-8 with 16 minutes remaining.With 14 minutes to go, Bulls Yogesh Hooda scored two raid points, taking the score to 25-11. 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Hawthorn winger Isaac Smith believes the Hawks will enter this AFL finals campaign as the hunter rather than the hunted.Alastair Clarksons side will kick off their bid for a fourth consecutive flag when they take on Geelong at the MCG next Friday night and Smith insists theyre deserved underdogs.Theres two teams above us on the ladder so were definitely going out to hunt them, Smith told reporters on Friday.Theyve got the right to be the favourites going into the game.Hawthorn held a closed training session on Friday morning, with most selection interest centred on injured pair Ben Stratton (pectoral) and Ben McEvoy (back), whose chances of playing have been helped by the contentious bye weekend.While not a fan of the bye as a football lover, Smith admitted it had come at a good time from a team perspective.Weve not been disappointed in the way that weve been playing but we believe we can playy better, he said.ddddddddddddIt was probably a good time to take (stock) and realise where we probably werent performing and where we can get that five or 10 per cent better.I think you can always improve things. Every individual can improve three, four or five per cent.The Hawks won six games by nine points or less this season on their way to third spot on the ladder.Not only did that secure a double chance, it will give them confidence in the pressure-cooker atmosphere of a finals contest, according to Smith.I think being in close games certainly sets you up for finals footy because you dont see too many blowouts going into September, he said.So were confident that if the games close we can get the points but it would be nice to put ourselves in those situations. ' ' '